Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau
The City ofLansingis truly “The City with a Future”…a vibrant, growing community in a safe and attractive environment that consists of quality residential neighborhoods, a superior education system, and strong viable business interests. The City ofLansingprovides a variety of community services and activities which promote individual growth, family unity, and spirit of community.
The Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau works hard to promote tourism and the economic development of this growing community. With approximately 11,000 residents, this rapidly growing city has a devoted elected body and staff that work hard to provide a wonderful quality of life to its residents.
Visit us online at www.lansing.ks.us.
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- Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau Merchants:
- Attractions
- Shopping
- Dining
- Lodging
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Lansing Historical Museum 115 E. Kansas Street Lansing KS 66043 (map) 913-250-0203 Website The Lansing Historical Museum is housed in an 1887 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Depot. Children enjoy getting their photo taken on the railroad motor car on the tracks outside the Museum.
Mount Muncie Cemetery 1500 N. 8th Street Lansing KS 66043 (map) 913-727-1935 Website Established in 1866, Mount Muncie Cemetery is named after the Munsey Indians who used to inhabit the area. Several famous and infamous people are buried here including Fred Harvey, Governor Thomas Carney, and U.S. Supreme Court Justice David ...
St. Francis De Sales Church 900 Ida Street Lansing KS 66043 (map) 913-727-3742 Website St. Francis De Sales Church commissioned Eric Hoins of Young Sign Company to create a mural to go behind the church altar. The artist used photographs of members of the congregation as models for the people surrounding Jesus in the mural.